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The video was 1/4 of a Gig (I told you it was high quality), so it took a little while to download – time for a coffee/beer/tea to taste! Firing up the video, the song was nicely broken into sections and there was a shot of the tab/charts as well. I like this model, rather than streaming, since it means you can learn off-line and without the need for a broadband connection. A click later and the video was downloading to my desktop. The videos are high resolution and show left and right hands at the same time (the right hand is in a little video inset – see the pic to the right). So, having put a pick into my hand for the first time since erm… well, since I last played something that wasn’t a bass – I dived in, then checked out.

You can hit ‘preview’ to watch a clip of the lesson before you buy it. Prices are in the range of $4.99 to $9.99 per video (the more expensive titles being ones instructed by the original player, so all the bass ones are at the lower end of the price range). Having had a tough weekend, I opted for an intermediate song to learn – REM’s Losing my religion. Session bassist Pat Malone is the instructor behind the bass videos. There are also some free tutorials – although these are mostly for guitar, no bass ones just yet – so you might want to let your thin-stringed friends know about the site – the CEO is a Grammy-nominated guitarist himself, and the guitar stuff there looks very good. If you select ‘all’ from the music categories, you’ll see that there are various levels, from beginner, through intermediate, to advanced. Actually, the format use lends itself well to guitar. In theory the whole band could learn a song from the site, they even have stuff for drummers (insert inappropriate internet drummer joke here). Music categories are listed on the left of the screen after you login. The service covers acoustic and electric guitar, drums and piano as well as bass.

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Bash in your email address, choose a user id and password and you are off. In essence it is an on-line, video-based song-learning site, now with support for us lovely bass players. Getting to grips with the service is very straight forward: head to ivideosongs, then click sign up (top right). You can also watch Learn To Play The Banjo on demand at Amazon.I got gently nudged a while ago to use my bass skills to try out.

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Where to Watch Learn To Play The Banjo Learn To Play The Banjo is available for streaming on the iVideosongs website, both individual episodes and full seasons.

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The series first aired on January 16, 2008. Learn To Play The Banjo is a series that is currently running and has 1 seasons (3 episodes).

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These are the songs where you can watch a few different videos in the episodes so that you know how to play by seeing and listening. There are also songs that feature only banjo music. Listen to songs that feature banjo music so that you can learn to play in the background. Later episodes teach complex finger positioning to give rich sounds as well as sounds that are unique. Whether you are a beginner or professional, you can gain knowledge on the correct way to play. You will watch in the beginning as the basics of playing the instrument are covered. Episodes give instructions on how to play the banjo as well as videos that demonstrate the correct positioning of the fingers on the instrument. The title of the series is what the show is all about.